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Montag jumps into this to escape from the mechanical hound
name for headphones or earbuds
Mildred considers those on her parlor walls
faber's old profession is
Montag kills this man
the protagonist is
the government lies and tells the people that Montag is
symbol of the profession of firemen, shape of the trucks
the author of the novel
the book of the bible that Montag has in his memory
a symbol for rebirth from ashes
Mildred overdoses on these
Clarisse's uncle got arrested for being this
the city where Montag met Mildred
used by firefighters to burn books
teaches Montag that everyone has to leave his mark on the world
poem Montag reads to Mildred's friends
Clarisse asks Montag if he is this
Montag tried to fill one with sand as a child
girl who could be considered most responsible for Montag's transformation
Beatty says to do this to avoid the consequences
Faber believes himself to be this because he did not stand up for books when he could have
Mildred and her friends watched on the parlor walls
Clarisse is considered to be this; an example of irony
Montag met him in the park and is helping him escape
if you rub this on your chin and it comes off it means you are in love
architects stopped putting these on houses
suspects Montag of doing something wrong and chases him later
used to be 20 ft. long but now are 200 ft. long

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Fahrenheit 451

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Fahrenheit 451

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Nolan Patterson

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Fahrenheit 451

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Fahrenheit 451

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